Google appears close to launching a fitness tracker called the Fitbit Edge, after retail listings surfaced naming the device directly. Reported by 9to5Google via retail assets from Android Headlines, the images show a bulbous display that stretches much closer to the perimeter than any past Fitbit tracker, with a Pixel Watch-style face showing time, date and complications for heart rate, steps and starting a workout. The design reportedly follows the Fitbit Charge 6 formula, with metal side strips for ECG readings and a sensor array resembling the Fitbit Air's.

Multiple outlets describe the same leaked spec sheet. The Edge supports Bluetooth but no Wi-Fi, works with both Android and iOS, and adds notifications, which the Fitbit Air lacks. Listed apps include Google Maps, media and music controls, and Find My Phone. Battery life is rated at up to seven days, keeping it firmly in fitness-tracker territory, while The Verge reports it should also carry built-in GPS and an altimeter, making it far more capable than the minimalist, screenless Air.

No price or release date has been confirmed, but several outlets offer estimates. The Verge bets on $150 to $200, noting the Air costs $99.99 and the Pixel Watch starts at $399.99, while TelecomTalk cites leaked figures of $149 to $199, roughly Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000 in India, with a launch speculated for the end of October ahead of Diwali. Mashable India reports Android Headlines claims the tracker could debut as early as this month, before the holiday shopping season.

Google has not officially announced the Fitbit Edge, and everything so far rests on retail listings, an FCC filing and leaked renders. Tech Times suggests the leak trail is consistent from regulatory filing to product branding, with the FCC filing describing a Goertek-made device with Bluetooth LE, GPS and ADB references, pointing toward Android or Wear OS. If the listings hold, the Edge would give Google a three-tier wearable lineup — Air, Edge and Pixel Watch 5 — while the beauty-wellness crowd waits on battery-first health tracking with a usable screen.